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Rules 5 and 21 have been applied very strictly in the registries to which they apply, which has led to some fairly bizarre circumstances, such as parents who have been separated for many years being required to take the Parenting After Separation program and other parents being required to take the program three or four times. However, most parents, once they have complied with Rules 5 and 21, can follow the standard rules for bringing on interim applications, described below. | Rules 5 and 21 have been applied very strictly in the registries to which they apply, which has led to some fairly bizarre circumstances, such as parents who have been separated for many years being required to take the Parenting After Separation program and other parents being required to take the program three or four times. However, most parents, once they have complied with Rules 5 and 21, can follow the standard rules for bringing on interim applications, described below. | ||
====Family | ====Family case conferences==== | ||
Family | Family case conferences (FCCs) are similar in many ways to the judicial case conferences (JCCs) common in the Supreme Court. The big difference between the two is that it's not mandatory that an FCC be held before an interim application can be brought. You needn't wait for your FCC before you bring on an interim application unless a judge tells you that you must. Both FCCs and JCCs are discussed in the section[[Case Conferences in a Family Law Matter]]. | ||
===Making an application=== | ===Making an application=== | ||
